Would it be possible to mount this on the back of a hollow core door, instead of using the hangers?
5564
absolutely it can be hung and the hollow core door with anchors hope this was helpful
5565
mine is on a hollow core door, but we have over the door hangers for it. weight might be a problem for a hollow core. also over the door allows me to take it to another room or home when we move. over the door hardware was included and does not interfere with closing the door.
5566
I don't think it would stay. It's not real heavy, but it does gave some weight and will be even heavier with jewelry. If the door is open and closed a lot like where I have mine, I think it would strip out and fall even if you used plastic anchors.
673795
First of all... I LOVE this product! I've had it for several years, and I still think it's just great. To answer your question, I guess it would depend on the type of door. If it's solid, then sure you could screw it into a door, though you might have to get shorter screws so they don't poke through the other side. If you're talking about a hollow door, however, I couldn't answer you very well. I used anchors to hold mine firmly in place so that I could feel comfortable hanging a lot of clothes on it. Maybe you can do a quick internet search to see if DIY's recommend any particular anchors you can use on hollow doors??? Hope this helps! First of all... I LOVE this product! I've had it for several years, and I still think it's just great. To answer your question, I guess it would depend on the type of door. If it's solid, then sure you could screw it into a door, though you might have to get shorter screws so they don't poke through the other side. If you're talking about a hollow door, however, I couldn't answer you very well. I used anchors to hold mine firmly in place so that I could feel comfortable hanging a lot of clothes on it. Maybe you can do a quick internet search to see if DIY's recommend any particular anchors... » Read More First of all... I LOVE this product! I've had it for several years, and I still think it's just great. To answer your question, I guess it would depend on the type of door. If it's solid, then sure you could screw it into a door, though you might have to get shorter screws so they don't poke through the other side. If you're talking about a hollow door, however, I couldn't answer you very well. I used anchors to hold mine firmly in place so that I could feel comfortable hanging a lot of clothes on it. Maybe you can do a quick internet search to see if DIY's recommend any particular anchors you can use on hollow doors??? Hope this helps! « Show Less
648711
You can certainly remove the hanging brackets that go over the door and attach using the pre-drilled holes. It should hang just fine using that means.
259698
Yes you could. You'll need to get the angle just right so that it sits on the hanger right and is flush to the wall.
272034
Not easily - it would be a pretty big hassle. The magnet would have to be relocated to the bottom right (from the top left) because you would have to flip the door. The piece that hosts the magnet is specific to the top and the magnet holder wooden block is glued on. The hinges would be OK but the magnet would be the big pain.
1329787
I don't know. Most inside doors are not solid so a screw would not hold in a hollow door.
1469531
I don't see how that would be possible. It mounts well as shown in the picture, but the only mounting holes are the ones in the picture, and would need to be fixed to a single joist.
1993983
Don't know for sure, my doors are solid wood- but given that you are hauling your own weigh on these straps & have to trust that door, I personally wouldn't trust a hollow one. Worst case scenario, you would break the door AND injure yourself.
2090104
The rack comes with two mounting options. You can either mount it directly to the door using their provided hardware or you can use the included "over-the-door" hooks which slide over the top of the door and do not require any mounting hardware. That's the way I hung mine - it would be perfect for an apartment as there is no damage to the door.
1399944
It's not designed to fit on the 'back' of the door, although you *can* mount it there. The downside is that instead of the top of the doorjam pressing the top over-the-door-hanging-part against the door, it the top part hangs loosely on the door, making the climber extra wobbly. I 'fixed' this by shoving pieces of cardboard behind the black hangers until they were tight against the door. It's not ideal, because the cardboard does show from some angles. But that is a work-around if you want to mount it on the 'back' of a door.
1588945
Yes. I think you would just mount in on the inside of the door instead of the outside. Love my screens.
874891
Probably - you'd have to close off the "door", but you could likely use the spindles provided. It doesn't appear structural, but I'm not a designer/engineer.
946800
It may be possible, but I wouldn't suggest it. It may ruin the finish. Also, I don't believe the hooks are far enough apart to hang it vertically and still fit keys, if that is your intention.
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
2154095
Sorry for the delayed response. The bracket is made to fit a maximum of 2 inches. HOWEVER.....the part that is directly on top of the door has a small hole in it on both sides. So, you might be able to straighten out the bend that goes over the back of the door and screw the hanger to the top of the door. If you try this, I would recommend using a washer with the screws on both sides.
1233332
Yes, as long as you put something non-metal between it and the metal door. You could fashion something yourself, but there is a specific accessory specifically for that, which would be the simplest option.
364451
You may be able to do this if you put something under the panels next to the upside-down door panel so that it doesn't drag on the ground. I think it could work.